Banish the state. Some of these incidents are caused by bad cops. But mostly, the problem is systemic. Our whole system of relying on strangers who have special powers, rights and authorities above the rest of us will always fail because power ultimately corrupts and positions of power more often attract people who want to control others. Additionally, police have conflicting motives. They’re law enforcement, meaning that peoples’ safety takes a back seat to rigid enforcement of the law. That may be fine if every law was reasonable. But with bans on everything from raw milk to burning wood in your own fireplace, decent people can call the police only to find themselves under scrutiny or even arrest. For these reasons many people rightfully want as little police interaction as possible. So what do you do if you want protection, if you want to feel safe, but you don’t want to be totally reliant on the state? You step up and build a voluntary network of friends, family, and neighbors who can respond quickly and effectively to a variety of emergencies. Peacekeeper makes this process easy, simple and fun. Peacekeeper is law enforcement’s contradiction. Police exist primarily to enforce the law even if that means harming the people. A Peacekeeper exists to protect people from harm regardless of the law. Read more at thefreethoughtproject/meet-worlds-alternative-dialing-9-1-1/#raDYSWrvwDYvKW2O.99 Read more at thefreethoughtproject/meet-worlds-alternative-dialing-9-1-1/#raDYSWrvwDYvKW2O.99
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